mmarco
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And from what he save us?
And from what he save us?
First of all, Jesus saves us form a sinful existence because we cannot live a holy life without God's grace ; God loves us infinitely, and He desires to lead each of us to the true life and true happiness, a condition existing only in communion with God. You must understand that evil and sin are totally incompatible with God's good and holy nature; therefore , we cannot be in communion with God as long as sin and evil passions are inside us. A deep interior change is then necessary for all of us to be in communion with God and reach the eternal happiness; we must be sanctified and purified from all our evil and sinful desires and passions. So, the problem is not merely a forgiveness, but a deep change of our most intimate self.
I think that the strongest argument supporting the divine nature of Christ is that the christian concept of God and of divine love is the highest possible concept. I find that the idea itself that God loves us so much that He chose to assume the human nature and accepted to suffer crucifission in order to save us, expresses such a high concept of God and of divine love that it can comes only from God and it is certainly a truth. This concept is fully convincing for me, it proves itself by itself and makes superfluous any other arguments . I believe that Chirst suffered His Passion to help us to have faith in Him and trust Him, to make us understand that God loves us infinitely, that God is good and merciful, that God is near to us and that we are so precious for Him so that we may totally trust Him, open our heart to Him and let Him change our existence in true life and true love.
The christian faith is unique because it gives a very concrete and unique meaning to the concept of divine love: in fact God’s love actualizes in the acceptance of a terrible physical suffering; the God of the christian faith loves us so much that He is willing to suffer a painful death in order to save us from a sinful existence. In the christian faith, love is not only a theoretical and vague concept; Christ’s Passion is a clear and concrete realization of the concept of divine love which teaches us what the true meaning of love is.
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